Recently, cybersecurity researchers discovered two malicious machine learning models that were uploaded quietly to the renowned machine learning platform HuggingFace. These models utilized a novel technique, successfully bypassing security detection through 'corrupted' pickle files, raising concerns. Karlo Zanki, a researcher at ReversingLabs, pointed out that the beginning of the pickle files extracted from these PyTorch format archives suggests that

New York-based artificial intelligence company Lightning AI has recently completed a new funding round of $50 million. The investment round includes notable firms such as Cisco Investments, JPMorgan Chase, K5 Global, and technology giant NVIDIA. To date, Lightning AI's total funding has reached $103 million. Led by founder and CEO William Falcon, Lightning AI is known for its deep learning framework, PyTorch Lightning.

Huawei has been a long-time supporter and contributor to the PyTorch ecosystem. Joining the PyTorch Foundation accelerates community development. Huawei has launched a comprehensive intelligence strategy that aligns with the mission of the PyTorch Foundation.

Intel has become a 'Premier' member of the PyTorch Foundation, aiming to advance the development of artificial intelligence. Intel has collaborated with PyTorch for many years, focusing on providing hardware and software solutions to promote the use of artificial intelligence. Intel has fully optimized PyTorch to enhance its efficiency and performance on Intel hardware.